According to the latest official data released by the People's Bank of China, as of the end of August, China's gold reserves reached 76.73 million ounces (about 2,386.57 tons), with a monthly increase of 650,000 ounces (about 20.22 tons). This marks the central bank's 22nd consecutive month of increasing its gold reserves, demonstrating a strategically significant allocation move by sovereign capital.

From both a technical and macro funding perspective, 22 consecutive months of net buying not only breaks the historical norm, but also reinforces the long-term logic of de-dollarization and reserve asset diversification. As the market's largest source of capital, the central bank's continued accumulation of spot positions provides solid price support for the overall bottom structure of the gold market.

This long-cycle asset rebalancing has become a significant driver for global macro assets. Gold prices continue to consolidate and build momentum in a historically elevated range, while the dual resonance of falling real interest rates and central bank gold demand further limits upside for the U.S. dollar index, laying a favorable macro foundation for global liquidity to flow back into risk assets.

For the crypto market, the continued increase in holdings of hard assets by sovereign institutions will further raise the valuation floor for inflation-resistant and decentralized assets. As traditional safe-haven capital completes its repricing of hard assets, $BTC , which carries the "digital gold" narrative, is expected to attract spillover liquidity. Technically, this is favorable for bulls to stage a new breakout above key support levels. 🚀

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